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  1. grandgourmand

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    It can be spicy. Only one way to find out. It can be added to BBQ sauce or marinades. ADd it with some soy sauce, sesame oil (or regular oil), ginger + garlic, lime or lemon juice...don't add salt though. Then you can put it on pretty much any meat and grill it.
     
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    I'd describe it as a mix of teriyaki and sweet bbq sauce. It's really good!

    grandgourmand thanks!
     
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    I know this stuff is rated mild but it'll make ya sweat! Asians definitely have a different opinion of spicy . Just a dab of this in a marinade and it's :hair:.

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    There are 13, 273 dabs in that container so it might take you a while to use all of it!

    Asians figured out that eating spicy makes you want to drink more beer.
     
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    :rofl: :lol: well I just used two dabs to marinate some pork chops. I'm gettin there little by little haha
     
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  6. NortheastAl

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    Just had some tonight with Aidell's teriyaki-pineapple chicken meatballs. It is good stuff.
     
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    Baloney, bologna :whistle:
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    El cheapo "burt ends"
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    Not bad for a $4 chub of meat. My brother and cousins liked it, maybe they were just being polite but they went in for 2nds.
    I just wanted to check it off my "to try" list.
    This is a winner from leftover pork butt, that I chopped rather than pulled (my new preference) It's just microwaved pork and my wife's coleslaw on a flour tortilla browned in a dry skillet.
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    SKEETER McCLUSKEY bologna burnt ends are pretty dang good! Man I wish I could find one for $4 around here. They're all over $10 these days.
     
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    It was on sale.... at the dog pound
     
  10. NortheastAl

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    We only get tiny little chubs of bologna here. About 120z.
     
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    That was about 5" of a regular grocery store baloney. "Wunderbar" or something. I like it just fine in a sammich. The rub I used "Malcolm Reed hog wild" I did not care for, the bbq sauce later on did mellow it some.
     
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    So far the malcom Reed rubs I've used have been less than steller
     
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    The killer hogs original is good for color and a small amount of flavor...if you really pile it on it tastes like sheetrock compound
     
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    I'm not big on heavy seasoning, rubs of even brines. SPG usually is all I want. I like the meat for what it is, just like coffee flavored coffee. No fru fru for me.
     
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    I drink coffee flavored black every morning
     
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    But I still like me some rubs besides spg
     
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    :rofl: :lol:
     
  19. Smokinpiney

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    Haha SKEETER McCLUSKEY pretty spot on about the killer hogs. I'm not a fan either.

    Cooked up some thighs and a flank steak for the Mrs for Mother's day dinner. Flank steak was marinated for about 12hrs in bourbon, dales, meat church herb/garlic and minced garlic. It got ahead of me on the temp but was still nice and tender.

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    Smokinpiney, what did you use on the thighs, especially the red ones? Great color! And the flank looks delicious!